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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09
Yesterday Louis payette. who kee,

Yesterday Louis Payette. who keeps
q fruit store and saloon on Park street,
closed his doors and made an assign
ment. This is a surprise tn US, as Mr..
Payette has always been considered q
solid business man financially, and We
are at less to comprehend his embar-
rasment at this time. The assignee
is c. w. 6eyde, who will In q few days
present q list Of the creditors and the
amounts. The place of business will
again be opened for business. Mr..
Payette's many friends regret his fail.
nre, for his business has been the
growth Of close application for years,
he being n Of the first settlers Of
Miles, coming here with the move.
ment OF Old Town to this spot.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09
District Court.

In the appeal case Of M. N. Russell
for constable fees against county COM
missioners before Judge Bach. q judy
ment was rendered for plaintiff against
the county for the sum Of $l2o.s5. q.
r. Middleton for Russell, g. r. MIL
burn for the county.
The Gas Of VIM. Carr against the
county being similar In detail, wa
Withdrawn by plaintiffs counsel.
This suit involving no other points
than what was passed upon In the
Russell case, the bill, which is for con.
stables fees will again be presented to
the county commissioner for recon-
siderAtlon;
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

E. H. johnson, commonly:surnamed
'Skew," strolled:into town yesterday
afternoon. By some e he got his
work In on the reporter by answering
all the usual questions In such rapid
conclusion that II took the breath out
Of the interviewer, and the only intel.
ligble thing that was caught on the
fly was ''lots Of grass.'e Whether he
meant the green sward In his front
yard, OF the crop of alfalfa about his
range, we are unable to say.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09
Assigw~s,s Notice,

Notice IL hereby given that Louis
payette, OF Miles City, In the county
OF Custer and territory Of Montana,
hiss this day made an assignment 10
the undersigned Of all his property OF
every description for the benefit OF his
creditors, who are requested to pre-.
sent their claims for settlement; and
oil indebted TO said Louis Paystte are
hereby notified to make payment to
me. CHAs. w. BEypE.
Dated at Miles City, July 8, 1887.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

The Eleventh infantry, now about
to change stations with the Twelfth
from the Lakes, has been In the De-
partment Of Dakota for fifteen years
and Is credited by the Bismarck Tri.
bune with having built Forts Yates,
Custer and Poplar River. After q
long and arduous service or the from.
tier they will now have a pleasanter
assignment.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

An interested audience witnessed .
!, srtormance Of horse breaking yester-
day evening at the corral Of Church's
livery stable. 1t seemed to the locker
on that the treatment was q little
rough on the subject, 1t was effective,
however, as the wild animal became
m submissive as one could wish for.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09
bulls.

William Courtensy has received q
consignment of four cars Of CHOICE
Hereford aud Durham thoroughbred
end high grade bulls from the cele.
brated breeding farm Of Davies, Whit
ney & Co., Ohio. Will sell cheap and
in lots TO suit buyers. The bulls can
be Q at Stones pasture, near towns
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

A committee is being organized ..
Genoa TO arrange for the celebration OF
the four hundredth anniversary OF the
discovery Of America by Columbus.
AL the states Of America will be In.
vited to send Representatives to the
celebration.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

The variety chow law passed by the
last Legislature, has has another test
ct Butte, the proprietors Of the Arion
being on trial. A verdict Of not gnilty
wa returned.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

The river has fallen quite a good deal
In the last few days and the stream
will soon be fordable. The high water
has continued longer than has been
known for ysars, owing TO the immense
quantities Of snow In the mountains
above here.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

Nj. Hockett comes 70 town TO buy
more bulls to put upon his range. He
one who still has faith 10 the pro-
duotive country AID will stay with 1t
70 get even.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

harness; sixteen SS lead mule har-
ness: two 8 8 wheel ambulance lar.
ness; eight 8 b mule harness; one
farmers boiler; one platform scals;one
ten-horse power boiler, complete; one
steam pump. Terms cash.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

Mrs. II. F. Bond and neice, who
have been residing at the Macqueen
House for the last few weeks, returned
with Mr.. Bond on the west bound
train for the Crow agency, where Mr..
Bond 10 located.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09
Moxie.

The new and fashionable summer
beverage 10 Q harmless tonic called
"Moxies' which ali the dudes essm to
take unto very kindly. It does not
cheer OF intoxicate, butsimply invig-
CRATES. 1t contains no snakes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

Comstock q Whitcomb's big dry
goods establishment ct Cheyenne was
destroyed by fire on the morning Of
the 9th. Loss STAG. 900. Insurance $780,.
600.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09
Auction.

Will sell at public auction the per
sonal property of the late Rev. E. p
Linnsll, including household effects
horses, saddles, etc.. at the late resi-
dance, foot Of Main street, Saturday
afternoon. at 2 o'clock. July 9th.
H. w. MCINTYRE.
Administrator
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

Mt. Slater, the brick manufacturer,
who received an injury by a runaway
accident the other day, is slowly inn
proving aud was seen yesterday limp
ing alone the street by the help of a
cane.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

MI. Archdale, the horse raiser, came
from bis rasch yesterday and was
questioned In the usual way, which In
his case did not apply, y be can show
nothing but horses, and ofthoss he says
did not lose one per cent this pas,
winter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

Heavy frelghting wagons loaded to
their utmost capacity started yesterday
for the ranches of Harmon & Hale, N
company's and o. H. Wallop's horse
ranch. an output not 10 be despised for
Q commercial showing.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

JIG. Galbraith, quarter master, Let
Cavalry, Fort Custer Montana terri
tory will sell by public auction on
Saturday, July 80, 1887, ct 10 o'clock,
q. m. at the quartermastsr's Office, the
following condemned public property:
One clock, 10 s y lead ambulance
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

NOw,% tribe with any Throat OF
INV Lung Disease. II you have
. Cough or Cold, or the children are
threatened with Group or Whooping Cough,
use Ackers Kngiish Remedy and prsvsnt
further trouble. It il Q positive cure.
and We guarantee 1t. Price 10 and Soc
ohm Wright. Druggist.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

Mr.. Ssnborn, Of tn 6 L Co.. mount
ed his cayuse ambulance and started
In the cool of the evening for his
ranch. which lies about forty miles
south of here.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Prof. Bach Is sole agent for An
heuser-B ush st. Louis keg beer, Sell
denberR's fine Kew West and La Con
fession, celebrated Cuban handmade
cigars.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09
For sale.

Five.ton hay scale, with lumber,
ETC.; used but very little. Also six
-four sheet. two cast irony heating
stoves; ell In good order; have been
used one and two winters; burn coal
or wood. J. w. HARRISON,
= Belfield, OAK.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

w. L. Lansing. who has the con.
tract to furnish coal for the electric
light plant, 10 still running his mine.
giving employment 10 . number Of
men.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

Found on the register at the Mao
queen House; NJ. B. Whitney, Boze-
man; W. n. d. Lee, Kansas; Mrs. 4.
A. Sharpe. Chicago.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09
To the Public.

I have sold out my Ice cream inter
est to my daughter Abby Payette.
She will be glad to BEE all my old
customers. LOUIS PAyETTE.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09
Clean rags wanted ct this office. =

New Orleans has . mar % -"'
che wart on the back of his neck for q
COLLAR button.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

Frank JAndell ships three carloads
of cattle to-day. which are consigned
10 eastern parties.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

Benz. w. Ladd, who 10 running the
road house and store at Powderville,
came to tow yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

VIM. Birkis ~ss yesterday moving
into his new building. which was built
for him by Toner Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

VIM. Cotant goes west to attend to
some business affairs anS will retun
In about TWO weeks.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

Rev. q. e. Snider took the morn.
ing's train for Rosebud and Forsyth,
to be sbsent over Sunday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

Go 10 Bill Billiard for sBest's NIL.
Waukss beer In any quantity.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09
Railroad Earnings.

The earnings Of the Northern Pacific
for the month Of June. compared with
the same month last year, were o.
kollnwa.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

Walter b. Jordan, Of 81. Paul. ID
at the Mscqueen.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09

Col. Gould left this morning for .
Quick trip through the Park.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

Judge Bach left this morning fol-
Helena.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09
CNMN S\GGN Nights ,osn':,. I. the b;

OONS OSCOV complaint Of
thousands suffering from Asthma. Con-
sumption, Coughs. etc. Did you ever try
Ackor's English Remedy Il In the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on q positive guarantee at 10c., 60c.
John Wright. Druggist.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-09
THE DAILY JOURNAL
MILES CITY, MONTANA.


vs. I, Wei Bound, Due q Milss CITY i;tos N
Ne 4, Rass Bound. Due d Milss CITY SS.n
n nail d closed q 7:So o'elosk. ?. 2.
restsnos d open frsm . 10 10. q N. Sundays.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
Largo YunerRi.

The funeral of the late Frspcis A.
N lis, OF Elktop, took place last Friday
ana was attended by some fifteen
preachers of the WilmipRton Con fer
nee, beside q largo body OF the laisy
snn citizens generally. Addresses were
deiiveied by the Rev. j. p. Otis and
nev. Charles Hill, and Revs. Thos
murray, Sheppard and Pretty man slso
cnek part in the services at the house,
WINE Other cie.gymen participated In
he serVica at the grave. Among the
nail bearers we're Alexander Rvaps,
Ihomss q. Cro.lch aud DIR. H. H.
M mmtcbeii, Of Ekion; ex.Judee r. L.
,Ihomss, OF Northeast; Thomas Malta
heu, of Millinsion, Kent County; Jos
yie' OF thtc city; Rev. j. Fletcber vii.
hanson, Nesark; A. @. Coz, Middle.
'o"n. aid Jacob Tome, OF Port Deposit.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
Tho karly IStrfi

Tho cid story OF tas early bird and
TIE worm, chat used to bs toIi 10 en-.
fofce sSe Sirsuous practice of early ris.
lag. became. in later and more de.
seAae-aHe age, scmsHhat Ices effective
by tarntDg atteution TO the worms
VIEWS OF ths affair Recently II has
appeared with new emendmsnt which
restores 81! the point and piquSncy OF
the original
A fatse, has been lecturinQ bis sou
upoa tho evils of staying out late at
nisht ard getting up late 10 the morn,
Ing. ~Yor will reyer amount to any.
thing" be continued, unless you turn
oyer Rew lesf. Rem EN- ber shat the
carly bird catches the worm"
'hew about the worm, father" In.
quiFea tke Young man, borrowing the
sa.sHshn; want he rather ioolteb
to set NJ 30 e&rIyP"
my son." replied the old man sol
enhty, that worm hadn't been N b ed
al all. He was 90 his way hone."
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
sho Wes - Bright Girl
AinoeHpalis Tribune,

q young lady and her escort, both
well kuoEn 10 society circles, boar led
. Honaeptn.avenue street car yester-
dag, when was we'll filled with passep.
Rere. Soon the conductor came along
ana the young gentleman thrust his
hand In one pocket and then in au.
other. He fumbied in mis- vest pockets
and then dove again into the depths of
his erowse-s, while his pcrtnrbed tea
lures gave evidt nee to ,he interesteti
spects tors that he realized the em bar
rassment OF the situation. He was
abcot 70 make an explanation, wheo
the lady, With the utmost nonohalanoe,
was heard o cay: "How stupid OF zoe,
| dec.ar! VIXEN you passeo me you,
pur5e " the pOst6 ftice while YOU
stamped your letter 'orsot to raturu
w. Csc drew our her pace with a be
winhing smile Her escort took f..
paia the conductor anc put IL in biz
pocket, much relieved AZ tha narrow
escape. no one but a man would
have had the tact OF avoiti,nR an en-,
oArfassiRg prsdicaEent Ia this nea'
mAnE6E.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
a Yves nnman Ia trouble,

About siI weeks ago, Thomas smallty
came on from Kansas to visit the Patch
ell family, relatives OF his, who reside
in Aousely's row in the n nth ward The
Patchslls are employed at the Arlington
Mills. and on Friday were paid their
wages amounting to S3s At noon satur.
day, before Mrs. Pstchell returned to her
work, she placed this money n a closet,
but when she came home about 3 O'Clock
she found that not only the money, bu:
also silver watch and chain, with a pair
of rubber boots bad disappeared. Thomas
was also missing, and as the natural In.
ference was that the things hal gone
with HIN, the p lice were notified, and
also Special Officer James L. Hawkins of
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company.
Upon receiving description of the man,
Officer Hawkins rsm II mbered having seen
him take the 3 O'Clock train for Baltimore
In the afternoon, and word was sent TO
that city at cHce. The consequence wa
that as soon as he arrived he Was place d
under arrest, and brought back To this
ci y in the evening He is now at police
station awaiting his hearing.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07

Nothing short of our i'm
mense stock could have
stood the grand rally OF
Saturdays customers. They
came on and on and on.
No fear vita them that we'd
run short. There needn't
be.
1t was the sort of a day
to make our thousands OF
workpeople glad and turn
in for better and harder
work.
No doubs about our hon.
est and solid make of cloth
ing being identified in the
minds and purses of the
people with it's long wear
and low prices.
We scarcely had time
to take the money and say
goodbye to one customer
for the Others waiting. Bat
everybody lent a hand to
make the day bright and
cheerful, as well as busy.
1t is understood clearly
enough they can rely or
the small profits for US and
the big saving to them,
And so they always may.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
Dy m,

UNEns
sTEWARr.-Ou the ssh inst, Rsp,esa A.,
wtdsw OF the late xsuosn T.. Stewar, IN
the o3d rear OF her see.
Relatives end frtsnda ere rpspsctfuiiv IN.
vitsd 20 Attsnd her funeral from The raj,
dsuce Of her son, Dayton H. Pier, en-, No ia
hobin,on ptreet. On Tuesday tuornity ~
Lao. iniefmsnt st PeIkin owB, ~.
BkH the 9Th instant. Jss,b
Bshrtnger, AGED 70 yeArs.
hslatfves and friends are respectsulIv In
vtted 70 attend his funeral Gon the resl.
dsnos Of his son, John tehripKer, No. tH
East rouvth street. 90 wsdnesdsy afternoon
terry. S'"'e
Death. with HE rrmosseiess eoythe.
hesps down the old aod you ~ alike;
Our fafher, ripe for tho harvest. has seen
sarnered into his etoraal rost
sustained and soSttei BY an unfiitoring
So shalt thoa rest.
LYNAM.-In this cttv. on tho sth inst,
Eva, daughter Of Lixs o J. ard tho late
9oorse I. LynAm, aged 10 70 r..
Relatives aud fr'snas are invited TO at,
tend the fonsrAl on Iueeday sf'efnoon. NO
vembsf sth, st 3 oiosk. from the rssid.ps,
oi her mother, loot Washington street. IN
tsrment private
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
AIR. Gambling Aoespta.

oaVsrnor Lea of Virginia, hsa ro
Geiven q letter from Hon. Roscos Conk.
nnR accepting q retainer In the habe1s
c2fpos Gases of Attorney General Ayrss
Ahd Messra SoOtt and MoCGte, which
oonnes uu bsflre the U aitei States gu
pteme Court on the 14.h OF November.
re WIN therefore appear for the State
"a .ne caoe OF the Onmm mou wealth va.
Jnd2s Bond on that occasion,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
Josautn Miller and Maud.

Joaquin Miller has become 70 eoms
extent recon eiled TO HIS daughter Maud,
VINO Incurred his anger by MARI ~ ;.
Luooa b Mccormack. the ac,or. Mrs.
Id ~ 'ftnA a and her father uow corres-
nhnd gsIaI!y. sha 10 q tall. sler der
" mau a4d rase m bles her father In
bpDearAnGa She vas his tsvoY,.s
ohii1, RDd tie only one TO whom Ie
aavs the Advantages of an eduoauon
SGe AID her husband have not pros-
pdrsI On the Stage. aud are now In 81
l. 'ai2 ost CT eDgaRements.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07

Two "uFuetN y '' ~ .anIrkt r
A few minutes before nliIuS
Sunday night Seventh dl'N''' ig'1, mi
man found o wei dressed \ lsu " =, M
"a pool OF blood on lhe siheE"iA .i,AaSslr,ll
Market and Pegp streets ''., "a ur1
The man was uncontclous' , n,. ,f,|
examination 1. wss fouLa En'
was crushed In. ...A 10 ID
de died while being COD pe,s1 ,s,rs csI
station house without fatS taS.r obl
sciousaese. Tue body Say Ish,. ',.,v d
morgue. His identity is 4 \, ~ ,yS yS'iss isss
Is supposed hs wss way y lnlu s.soTb o dlafl
by high wsymen. The esptu.. h.',s ua|
police are Investigating Z
der. a, ,aars q m1
David Lewis, aged y e At J. VI
oren stablemsn enpioJcpo Oh y,dephiI
MHcalPs livery staoie' t,nnsa, alai1
was found Murdered on pa.is DaIl
iuy in the Icf, Il the sIs,% s,ns cru.bd|
was caused by bis hes1 ~, '.'' r abc ~
With q club. Wm' M kllia,s a. McGlus|
siep' IN tho 'o ',a3 IN 50 .picon.
\ AVA IAEH AIIGi W.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
o. n. a. DAUFMM.
lttuss Rsgisnnt lsttns b
nEW ORI.kAHa NATIONAL. BAMK K
How 0rloang. In.

pEMCMpED That tho presence O,
II e. III lei DEN Generals Beauregard
,nsa % Isl is % xusrap,se @ % Of % aSsoin,s III f Mines %
and integrity, that the chances arc eli
equal and that no one can possibly divine
what numbers will draw Prise.
REMEM BER that the payment OF oil
Prizes Ia GUARANTEED NJ FOUR
NATIONAL BANKS Of New Orleans,
and the Tickets are signed BY tho Presi.
dent Of an Institutfon, whose chartered
rights arc recognised In tho highest OouYts;
therefore, bowAre OF any limitations or an.
noym nous schemes.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
TTIPalcfDeHTEI LTIaieTnui
u OVER Hllf 1 Rll0l DISIBIaHTES
Louisiana EtateL Lsttery Company

Incorporates In lses for - ysGrs by ma
Lexisisture for Eduoasional and ChAyitAbk
purposes-wfth . capital of u, ooo, ,ooo-N
which . reserve FUND Of over soeo, 900 has
since boon added.
3y IN ovsgWhsining popular vote fts fSan
chiss was made part Of the present stat
Constitution adspesd Dsosmbsr ID, A. ID.
ls7p.
The only lottery evsr voted on snd 60
dorssd BY the people OF any state.
n neper scales or postposes.
lts Grand single uuEnbeF DrMW.
~ every sfx months lJune and De-
A sPLEHDIo OPPORTUNITY 10
WIN A KORTUAE IIrH aKAND
DRAWING, GLASS 4, In THE AOAU.
EMf OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, Nsvenber .. lSS7-2Iotb
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
l,arraCflon !.

~, tba father !"
Alexander Bradley, 10 On, , lS as bars, \,
lie L zsie Bradley, Icy vino ,lncs. ! G. called
REPUBL1cAN cffice tni' =; t ISs n0l,s.
stated ,nat the repol' 'c,ns yhs1sp
having beard the child {. Giy,so Iss o. ss.s. 4.
came home WIN oI,alsy ~ VIZ u III
,nU yara. when her l'ttIs :, ttG,t @s str,s,
told her lnat L'zSi,,s ,.iv .IV frn; y lal
tire. fire. aud ,he immedisit1alt b. f,os
assistaucs and oElinsut'sse "a by ms
Her clothes were set ~. n r. oo,ton II 49,
who took a lighted Iio'o q Isipst G:i'
on g stick and threw u ~
uirjuR her dTete.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07

ETOh sALE-rHB BUSINESS OF
T. snufscturinK California quines cider;
the ,ns only business si o. the aile cas-. Of oah.
receipts for mailing, with good establis- cd
and weli pay ing trade. Selling cut on 30
count OF slckness ana intend TO rem ore 10
Les Angeles. Will sell cheap for cash. Ar.
ply ct once 70 VIM. PEHNiE, n06 West
street, Wilm fngton, Del n7.Hs
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07

M lLUH COWS FUk SALb-- sx-y.db
AVA An Alderney COW, with her FR
nrst cali, 8 months Old; also AidoTney
hciiof, which Will come in milk the MIDDLE
o. january. ItSi. In psstuIe fer tie ow ner
ct Mr.. j.. CLJUD LI-LIUIIS, BRANDY.
wine hunord. bg-sod-o
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
MIR. stanie, hear' A L0ai

state Asvln ,hst Mr. Henry d.is Of aop',sS',, .,
been board from nna'im n mr sssnle! " d
bsrs. At'that nIho h, W pstsln gym MI,
sdysnclpg toward ,a' ',svlng t'a IsS NJ.
TOE AlDert FyarS'1, DprovisIOts. .,ssj, s
a N ulty IN obtSlnl1s r 4 pule pnfsSIr
T,s s's ra"fr eraoTsr h,s ,,n lea'n' and th,I q
By + ~ is Ia good ltslIa'i lts ~ terl in'isoa
country .tufn Of tanO,d anO d 10 rssS1, II JiS
ou,escsns He hGe'' IL cAi'i "
sey by ssp'em mI.iOo her 10 pcrtsrs
Guilty M We in obtaining =
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
Capital Prize, $3.50, 900.

xi79 Prfsea, amountfrE 70 .tsak, COO
Application Tor rates TO oiuns should be
nade only TO the offios OF the Company in
New Orleans.
ing full address. POSTAL NUTIS. Expires
Money Orders, or Now York Exchange
In ordinary lotter. Currency oy sxpress
tAt oIr sxpsnBs) addroeesd
n. A .DAUPH1N,
Nsw Orssans, La.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07

r OSr OR srOLgN-A PUa xS
IA dog. The return of the dOs sdzy,ss
OF iaicfn alton as 70 whare he is viii o. s.1t.
9th street. ia
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07

Ny hErED-A YOUNG MAN as ID. E.
w bookeeepar 10 MAKO himself gs NJ oral Y
useful; TO one who win work for u moderate
slary at fret, and give satisfact1on, an in.
terest in tho business will be given Refer.
cncs required as 10 ability and character.
{ drsss Manufacturer, this otTice. MA
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07

ETlH 5ALE-Ar aALF PhlOB, A MOE
= nsht no'top wagon, nearly new apply
At 62l J.iierson street. n;-3ts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07

MISREPRESENTATION AS UhILD's
w nurse or light chamber or light
h0osewofk BY two Protestant girls Apply
OF addrots X, No. 1918 ". 10th street near
Union. nT-st1
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07

tN &sasa~%

We, the updeYnEned BAnks and BAnkefs
viii pay all PYisss drawn In The LoufnAnA
State Lotteries which may Be prsosnfsi n'
our countefl.
j. n. O0LHsBY, Pres. Lousslsas
National bank
PIERCH LAHAUx, Pres. ssass Hs-
g1OnnD BamR.
q. WALDWIu. Pres y %. Haf'p B'b
CABL KOsaM Pros. Union Medicinal
HANK.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07

yIyANTED- By A aENTLEMAn WHO
w has moderate amount Of capital to
invest. party With ssuo good. hight pay
log, manufacturing business; sonething
that can be conducted en- second OF third
ready. IL satisfactory arrapg sm ents can be
maoo, will take one-hAn interes, In such q
Dusinc 90 and attend TO mo nnaneiAt part Of
IL Address, with fuil partiouiars. Industry, 4,
this ONCE. nJ.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07

ftUR sALE-A FINE lot OF CANARY
Second etrset. n7.o.t
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
BAND OENrkAL rHEHTRB.

RAND CENrkAL THEATRE.
NJ Front st between King ana French
Engagement Of the Erost and only GEO.
Le LANCH X, oettsr known as he Nh
rine," who sill meet all somsrs during the
week. To night George LIE BlsIsae, tho
- MARINE" and Frank Burke, OF Pbiiadei-
pbia. Tomorrow Tuesday, Frank Hos
worth and Dsnnv Keileher, IN q tix-round
opnto't. Also the great Alice Thompson
Burleequo and COMEDY %. It
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07

EOx RsNI-DNEb B DOOMED HOUSE
Il 20 per month. I'VE room cd house
~ per month. LEo ocrner soro. stO D, i
Aonth. Apply 10 PETER J. FokD Finn
ana Rodney streets. nT.st
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07

8 ~ Ar ~ ID. - FOUR PLAs3yEkERS.
w apply at No. ll2l West Eighth St.
al 2t-H
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07

MTAE TED "A RESPECT O0I.
w ored girl TO assist N general house.
WORK. Apply ct 40 West Fourth 81, nT.2ts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07

NyArTED-A POSIriON AS HOUSE
wv Ee.per; beat refererss furnisho
Apply at tOi kast higcth Ct. nJ-2tsa
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07

fJ.Ok sALs.-JOSBPH HOhNER
L. has rocGivei o fne lot OF nrtx w,
Mountiin Osuary Birds. which hs {SSf
ceivsd by man. All birds guaranteed.
Bids do iyered to ell parts Of tho city. y.
Il corner Eighth and bennetss. n7-sts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07

.EJ En-BOARDER~, y. W. Cy,R.
sY nor Of Seventh and King sta. nT-ots
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
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Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07

LHoR HENr-A VERY BE3lRABIE
Il etsre st Q nominal price for baIlnos Of
year. Apply 10 HEALp d 90. M at